http://hearing-aids-highland-park-il.com/ Weekly maintenance will help keep your hearing aids clean and in good working order. A good cleaning can help prevent the need for frequent hearing aid repairs!

2. Cleaning your
hearing aids

3. Use a soft dry cloth
to wipe the outside
of your aid. Never
use water or soap
to clean the aid.

4. Use the wax pick or
loop provided with
your aids to
remove any
buildup of wax.
This is the long
loop-like plastic or
wire tool.

5. Use a small
brush to
remove
debris.

6. Change the wax guard. If your
aid has a wax guard, a small
white cup located at the receiver,
you need to change it at regular
intervals depending on the
amount of wax your ear
produces.

7. First remove the used guard by
inserting the empty end of the
changing stick (usually black,
blue, red, or gray in color) and
gently pulling outward.

8. Turn the new stick over and
insert the new white cup into the
receiver hole and gently pull the
stick away. The white cup should
remain in the receiver opening.

9. Weekly maintenance
will help keep your
hearing aids clean and
in good working order.
A good cleaning can
help prevent the need
for frequent hearing aid
repairs!